Creating Interdisciplinary Campus Cultures¶
Klein, J. T. (2010). Creating Interdisciplinary Campus Cultures: A Model for Strength and Sustainability.
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- Ecotone
- In interdisciplinary research, the zone between two fields becomes a generative ecotone — biochemistry between chemistry and biology, cognitive science between psychology and computer science, bioinformatics between biology and computing — hosting distinctive problems, methods, and researchers who belong fully to neither parent.
This sourceAnalyzes interdisciplinary fields as generative zones between disciplines hosting distinctive problems, methods, and boundary-native researchers.
- In interdisciplinary research, the zone between two fields becomes a generative ecotone — biochemistry between chemistry and biology, cognitive science between psychology and computer science, bioinformatics between biology and computing — hosting distinctive problems, methods, and researchers who belong fully to neither parent.
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